Will today's truth be the same in less than 100 days?
Almost three months before the first round of the presidential election, scheduled for April 10 and 24, 2022, the last wave of the Ifop-Fiducial poll for
Le Figaro
and LCI places Emmanuel Macron widely in the lead in voting intentions, whatever the hypotheses. tested.
Credited with 27% of the vote in all cases, the President of the Republic is very much ahead of Marine Le Pen (16%) and Valérie Pécresse (16%).
Both down by -1 point, candidate LR and her opponent RN virtually compete for the qualifying place for the second round.
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Behind the top three, the leader of “Reconquest!”, Eric Zemmour, stagnated at 13.5% (+0.5). Returned to the foot of the podium since his momentum slackened in December, he nevertheless retains a comfortable lead over Jean-Luc Mélenchon, who tops out at 8.5%. Like the Insubordinate, no candidate of the left manages to reach 10%, since the ecologist Yannick Jadot is given at 7%, against only 3.5% for the socialist Anne Hidalgo, and barely 2.5% for Christiane Taubira when tested. Sovereignist Arnaud Montebourg finally collapsed at 1%, or as much as Jean Lassalle and Philippe Poutou.
In the second round, Emmanuel Macron is also given the winner regardless of the scenario tested.
If he was again faced with Marine Le Pen, the head of state would win with 59% against 41% for his opponent RN.
In the event of a final against Valérie Pécresse, her lead would be reduced to 55%, against 45% for the candidate LR.
Finally, in the event of a duel with Eric Zemmour, the outgoing president would be renewed with 63%, against 37% for the leader of “Reconquest!”.
Figures which, although noted before the controversy over his desire "
to piss off the unvaccinated
", should undoubtedly reinforce Emmanuel Macron's "
desire
" to represent himself.